The Wrongs of Woman

Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman is a perfect example of the advocacy of women’s equality of conformist feminism. This is important in the progress of many of her works. Her work examined the mixing process in the downgrading of women. Wollstonecraft detected that the social standards, morals, rules and traditional practices commanded and suggested detailed methods on how a woman should act. Women who don’t conform to these standards result in them being called freaks or

ignited contention from multiple viewpoints. Does a pregnant woman have an ethical obligation to the fetus at all times throughout the pregnancy? In addition, does the woman have an ethical duty to promote the well-being of the fetus? Varying perspectives argue that it is a woman’s legal or moral right to terminate her unwanted pregnancy, or that “abortion is immoral but it ought to remain legal”. Others argue that not permitting a woman a choice over being pregnant is incompatible with justice in

that same woman is then outcast by society for having that abortion, that is morally wrong. Women are not always meant to have children, but they do. If the states made it easier to go through with abortion we would not have as many kids in foster care or abandoned. Another case would be that of a teenager making the wrong decisions. Children having children is not a good asset to our society. If a sixteen year old girl gets impregnated by her boyfriend who then leaves her, it is not wrong for this

is not a form of contraception and it also has a psychological impact on a woman. In this essay we will examine abortion through the eyes of deontological theory Natural Law. Natural law theory permits almost no exceptions when it comes to its ardent belief that life, starting from conception is sacred (n.d). The fetus should have the right life. At the very moment of fertilization a new human being is formed. A woman decides whether she wants to have

would be if a parent is not able to support the child. Say a young woman gets pregnant with a child but cannot have the responsibility of feeding it, bathing it, clothing it, and just simple taking care of the child. If the woman pregnant knows that they cannot give the child the life it deserves than they turn to abortion. Many people will then say to just give it up to adoption. This is a great solution, however, this means the woman

pregnancy is the deserved punishment for ending up pregnant. While the Accepting Responsibility argument states that the woman should own up, and be responsible for getting pregnant. To Meyers both of these arguments are largely flawed, and he counters each with multiple responses. When it comes to the Punishment Argument people think that because you had sex, it is the fault of the woman if she ends up becoming pregnant as a result. Basically, it is your “punishment” for having premarital

It’s more than just killing a “fetus”,it’s living a woman right to do whatever they want with their body. Therefore abortion could be an option. A woman's life could be at risk and also the child(fetus).”Opposing abortion under any circumstances to accepting it for situation of rape,incest,or when a women life is at risk”.It’s been times when women would give birth to their child and it would die.Giving birth,women do not know what could go wrong until it happens.Another

couldn’t bear a child had sex with another woman and the wife did not like that. The wife turned him into an animal and the son that the father bore with the different woman also was turned into a bull. In this point you can see how both the man and woman were wrong here. That is what Shahrazad was trying to tell Shahryar that he is wrong for killing innocent woman. Shahrazad is the fearless type in this story as she is willing to die to save the woman massacre. Each story she read had a symbolic

side and have valid proof to back it up. Those who believe that homosexuality is wrong do so by quoting certain phrases from the Bible. For example: Romans 1:24-27; Therefore God also gave them up to uncleanness, in the lusts of their hearts, to dishonor their bodies among themselves,

should be favored over the other. It had been just as wrong for a man to tell a woman that she deserves to be in the kitchen as much as it is wrong for a woman to expect special treatment from a man and pander to her. That is not to say that acts of politeness are wrong, but that everyone ought to be polite to one another. A man should not feel emasculated for a woman doing a kind gesture such as having the door opened for him just as much as a woman should not criticize a man for not being able to pay